From first scene
to final delivery.
AI workflows for the problems between your first scene and final delivery. We make films, we teach the craft, and we are building V AI, starting with continuity: preparing what a film must hold, and reviewing shots from mixed tools and vendors against it, with the evidence shown.
Our films are released. V AI is a free prototype you can try today.
We write the song. Then we make the film.
Stay Standing
The first release. A song about staying upright when the reasons to have run out.
Prometheus
The myth of Prometheus, who stole fire from the gods and gave it to humanity, retold as a cinematic music video: the punishment returns every day, but the fire survives.
The Duel of Musashi & Kojiro
Two swordsmen. One shore. No dialogue. The most famous duel in Japanese history, told in three minutes and a score written for it.
Where are you with your film?
From a few lines to a shot plan.
Write the story the way it lives in your head. Then turn it into scenes, decide what the audience sees first, and sketch the shots. Every decision stays yours.
Where V AI helpsV AI drafts the outline, the screenplay pages and a first shot list from your lines, for you to rewrite.
I have an idea for a short film: [describe it in two lines]. Turn it into a one-page story, then a list of scenes with what we see in each.
V AI is a free prototype: it drafts, a person decides. It opens in a new tab; paste the starter there.
Every take, held against the approved look.
Before a shot is made, the look is agreed: costume, props, light. On the day, every take is held up against it, whether it came from a camera or a generator. That is where a scarf comes back a different colour, or a ring moves to the other hand, and someone has to notice before it reaches the edit.
Where V AI helpsV AI compares a new take with the approved look and points at what changed, for a person to judge.
Here is the approved look for my character: [costume, props, light]. I will attach a frame from my new take. Tell me what no longer matches.
V AI is a free prototype: it drafts, a person decides. It opens in a new tab; paste the starter there.
One cut, from many sources.
Shots from cameras, generators and vendors meet on one timeline. When a revised shot comes back, it is checked against what the film has already established before it goes in. Then you lock, grade and deliver every version.
Where V AI helpsV AI reviews returned shots, drafts notes for vendors and builds the delivery list.
I am editing a [length] film. Here is my scene list: [paste it]. Draft a delivery list for [platforms], and a checklist for reviewing shots that come back from vendors.
V AI is a free prototype: it drafts, a person decides. It opens in a new tab; paste the starter there.
Make a film. Or learn to.
Make a film with us
For artists, brands and producers: a music video, short or campaign made in-house, or a continuity review of a reel you already have.
Commissions open now. Continuity reviews run as pilots.
Learn to make films
For anyone who wants to make films, or bring the latest AI into their work: one to one, or as a group.
Sessions open now. The six-film programme is coming.
Gurudath Sadanandan.
Creative entrepreneur, and founder of Videogrammer Studios and the Videogrammer AI Film School. He writes, directs, edits and grades the studio's films, teaches filmmakers to work with AI, and is building V AI.
- On Pexels: 210.5 million views of his stock photographs and videos (public profile, 10 November 2026)
- Six films released by Videogrammer Studios, August to October 2026
Videogrammer Research measures how well AI holds a film together, and publishes the results, including the poor ones. Research →